Stevenson Tosses a Political Bomb at Convention
Chicago time reports Stevenson shocked the Democratic National Convention by proposing that the vice presidential nominee be chosen by the convention rather than the presidential nominee. The idea revived energy, with contenders Kefauver, Humphrey, Kennedy in the mix and Truman’s support shifting Harriman's prospects. Stevenson’s bold move signals a potential shift in VP selection dynamics and pressures the GOP convention ahead.
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Nixon
Harold EF Stassen
Wice
Eisenhower
Lex
Elves Kefauver
Tennessee
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
John Kennedy
Massachutts
Television Heading Toward Self Censorship
In an era of fierce opposition to censorship, the article argues for broad discussion yet notes television faces pressure from various groups shaping program content. It compares TV to early film censorship and advocates self regulation to avoid overbearing standards while protecting minority interests.
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America
Orield
Fata
Hayes Office
Httle
Longevity recipe blends antibiotics and politics
Article cites Dr. Selman Wakeman of Rutgers Institute of Microbiology predicting antibiotics may extend lifespan into centuries and notes aging political figures like Herbert Hoover and Harry Truman. It argues longevity requires purpose and interest beyond medical advances, urging a mix of science and engaging pursuits to keep people productive.
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Selman A. Wakeman
Rutgers Institute of Microbiology
Wakeman
Herbert Hoover
San Francisco
A Completely Free Man Stevenson Beholden to None
Chicago reports say Adlai Stevenson stands as a politically free figure at the Democratic convention. The article argues Stevenson’s strength derives from diverse backers, not big labor, and that Truman’s press conference reflected a loss of influence. Stevenson remains independent of any single power center, seen as beneficial for the party and nation.
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Roscor
Chicago
Adlai Stevenson
Walter Reuther
UAW
Stevenson
Roosevelt
Sen
Herbert Lehman
Truman
Staventon
Fla Bremlach
Jnemaker
Trevman
Roeaning
Missouri
Iréon
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Gor Monnen Wilkes
Michigan
Democratic Party
Dusinese
Striking contrast marks Stevenson’s bid for second nomination
The piece notes the striking contrast between Stevenson’s 1932 stance and his current setback after Minnesota and Florida primaries. It cites Truman’s bid to derail him, Hackman faction efforts, and the party’s internal turmoil. It argues Stevenson remains the same detached, introspective leader, now carrying debt and limited public office chances, yet poised to campaign again.
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Chicago
Adial Stevenson Harma
Ratte
Tlon
Avery
Minnesota
Hig Enamien
Florida
Truman
Averell Hackman
Lam
Probe of the System by Selyla Porter Chicago
The first scale probe into our banking and money system, half a century old, begins with a commission and 21 recommendations that could shock readers. It questions adequacy of laws since 1913, inflation control, mortgage debt, pension funds, and regulation of savings, loans, insurers, and small business financing.
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Selyla Porter
Chicago
Elmosh
Federal Reserve System
Andreu
On Finding Love Sketches By Ben Burroughs
Poetic sketch about love as a guiding force for life and healing. Suggests giving love to others creates the path to personal love and fulfillment, praising generosity and inner truth as keys to treasure.
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Sven
Adlai Campaign Tactics and Vice Presidential Speculation
Article discusses Adlai Stevenson era campaign maneuvers, noting calls for a harmonious ticket and private management to assign a vice presidential pick. It highlights Kefauver and Humphrey as leading contenders, their public positions, and party reactions, including labor plank conflicts and neutralism critiques.
Viewpoints on Marines and training echo in readers letter
A reader from Syracuse praises Marine discipline and training under General Pulier, recounting a youthful drive to endure hardship and calling out sergeants for credited leadership. The writer laments a tragic pool accident as avoidable, urging recognition of Marine training and resilience.
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Hale
Gou
Pulier
Korea
Dpi
Mw Rand
McKean
Amlway
Syracues
Which In Right On Flag Pledge
The letter questions the Pledge to the Flag and its changes, asking if the tradition was altered to include “One Nation Under God” and whether the Democratic stance affected the wording. The writer cites confusion over the phrase “Liberty and Justice for ALL” and expects clarification.
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G.H.S. Marcellue
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